ghkbrew

Nice. Though I recommend you switch the atmosphere to something non-breathable instead of oxygen. If dupes can breath they can exhale CO2 which will have some "fun" consequences when it builds up enough. (Edit: I just saw the atmosuit docks. That'll fix the issue too, but still the O2 makes me nervous) If you're really crazy you can use multiple liquids too like:

IIRC the reported bug required a very specific temperature in the >300C range. Has your steam room been getting that hot? It might be worth putting in a pressure sensor with a notifier set to pause the game when the pressure drops. Would probably help diagnose any problems.

Are you talking about the temperature reset bug when a liquid solidifies on top of an existing pile of debris? That's not strictly a heat deletion bug, but yeah it still exists afaik. You avoid it by making sure your magma doesn't solidify on top of existing debris. You can do that by having it solidify in a mesh tile, so the debris is immediately pushed out (even through corners, which can be helpful in some builds).

Sounds ideal for air filtration in rocket capsules.

Does anyone get this one... ... and this one Not sure about the sim one. Maybe the limits on heat transfer have been modified. (E.g. previously cells won't exchange heat if there was a difference of less than 1C or one tile had less than 1g of mass) The gas range emits CO2 when run. Looks like the tile where it emits from has been changed.

I've noticed this happening too, but hadn't pinpointed a cause.

Quoting my comment from the forum thread:

Agreed. However, the rovers are still significantly slower at "thinking" than dupes for no obvious reason. I suspect the AI for rovers is de-prioritized compared to dupes and thus takes longer to get processed. But it doesn't really matter why it's happening, it still makes the rovers significantly less useful than a player might expect. It's reasonable that the rovers have limited capabilities. I just don't think this is a reasonable one. Either it's an intended limitation, but can be gotten around by pausing the game (which I would classify as a bug) or it's an unintended limitation (and thus also a bug)

One more data point on this. The rover will "think" while the game is paused too. You can make it mine continuously by pausing the game after every action. The rover will stay idle for ~5 (real world) seconds then pickup a new task. Once it's status changes to "mining" or "going to mine" unpause the game.

@nneko25 was able to reliably reproduce this here:

Beeta hive's don't register on weight plates either: But it's less clear whether they should. Generally buildings don't register, but critters do. The hive is sort of an odd cross between the two though. But given that they do die, I think it would be better to be able to sense their presence to allow automated replacement.